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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1966

Page

5

Writers Protest Policy In Viet Nam In Chicago UPI

A group of Chicago writers including Ernest Samuels Nelson Algren and William Fulbright sign a protest letter condemning U S Viet Nam policy. They urge a cease fire direct negotiations with the National Liberation Front and a UN or Afro Asian police force to ensure free elections and democratic conditions. The letter cites defoliation and civilian harm as distortions of policy.

Chicago UPI Ernest Samuels Andi Nelson Algren Havel U.S Viet Nam National Liberation Front Viet Cong United Nations Richard Elimann Yeats Henry Rage Poetry Magazine Jean Hagstrum William Blake Poetry Society Abel Harry Mark Petrakis Midland Authors

Launch fails as space ant rocket burns on pad

A second attempt to launch two ants from Edmonton Alabama ended in disaster when the rocket burned and fell over. One ant was killed and another escaped after smoke filled the pad. Students Kenneth Cretney Hugh Boyd Brian Hopkins described the incident. The craft, a single stage rocket, was compared to Gemini 8 in danger and scope.

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Occupation May Be Cancer Clue Says Scientist

Washington (UPI) Dr. Sidney Farber of Harvard Medical School urged Congress to boost cancer research funds and in presenting lung cancer risk tied to jobs noted mine and metallurgy fields as well as cooking and welding. He cautioned the occupation link may range from two to 5 percent to 35 to 50 percent above average, and added migration between rural and urban areas alters cancer risk overall.

Washington UPI Sidney Farber Harvard Medical School Senate Appropriations Johnson Farber

Reds Appeal Court Ruling On Registering

The American Communist party appeals a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling over its conviction for failing to register under the McCarran Act. The party argues officers could avoid self incrimination, while prosecutors contend volunteers could register without self exposure. The case follows a 1964 reversal and retrial disclosures that two volunteers were FBI agents.

Washington UPI American Communist Party U.S. Court of Appeals Communist Action U.S. District McCarran Justice Department FBI Kevin Maroney

Scout Banquet Speaker Rev. R. P. Echols

Rev. Raymond P. Echols a longtime Methodist pastor and active Kiwanian will headline the Kikihawenund Area Council recognition dinner at Linder-on-the-Point at 6 30 p m. The Indianapolis pastor led Scout work in 1947 51 and has held posts in Kendallville Logansport and Bloomington. Four Silver Beavers and Woodsbadge awards will be announced as new officers are introduced by A J McColloum Jr of Guide Lamp.

Raymond P. Echols Kikihawenund Linder-on the-Point Echols Broad Ripple Methodist Church Indianapolis Scoutee First Methodist Church Carmel Kendallville Lorgansport Bloomington Portsmouth Marion College Garrett Seminary Northwestern University University of Chicago Methodist Church Indiana Mental Health Association Council A. J. McColloum Guide Lamp Division McColloum B. J. Ferkes Noblesville

Highland High Baccalaureate Sunday May 22 at 3 p.m.

Highland High will hold baccalaureate services for the 1968 graduates on Sunday May 22 at 3 p.m. in the Highland gymnasium. Marsha Jordan will deliver the sanitatory address, Cindy Dickerson will give the invocation, and Barney Maynard the benediction. Rev. George Taggart will give the principal address.

Mulford Davis Highland High School Highland Gymnasium Marsha Jordan James Jordan Alexandria Cindy Dickerson Lawrence Dickerson Rt. 2 Anderson Barney Maynard John Maynard Chesterfield George Taggart First Presbyterian Church

Absence Of A Cello opens at Riviera Theatre in Anderson

Anderson Civic Theatre presents The Absence of a Cello by Ira Wallach opening Friday June 10 at the Riviera Theatre. Bud Bender stars as Pilgrim a professor scientist who fakes middle class guise to land a lucrative job while his family hides debt and the central comic misadventures unfold. Peg Harrison plays Celia Pilgrim with a cast drawn from Verona New Jersey Kansas City and Munice. Tickets at Riviera box office Anderson firms and by mail from Anderson Civic Theatre P O Box 2193 Anderson Indiana.

Anderson Civic Theatre Riviera Theatre Pilgrim Aristo Rolls-Royce Ira Wallach Bender Ead Celia Pilgrim Peg Harrison Civic Theatre Verona New Jersey Kansas City Kansas

Johnson Accepts Hirshhorn Art Gift for Nation

President Johnson accepted the multimillion dollar Hirshhorn art collection as a gift to the American people. He urged Congress to authorize acceptance and to fund a museum and sculpture garden between the Capitol and Lincoln Memorial. The collection includes about 4,000 paintings and 1,600 sculptures with a $1 million pledge for more works.

Washington API Johnson Joseph H. Hirshhorn White House Rose Garden Congress Capitol Lincoln * Memorial Hirshhorn United States Regents Park Israel Jerusalem Nelson Rockefeller New York

Circle K Elects Lt Governor Councellor at Tri-State College

John D Councellor son of Mrs John R Councellor Rt 1 Anderson wins Circle K District Ill Circle K Clubs Lt Governor post. He studies mechanical engineering at Tri-State College and serves as Circle K president on campus. A Beta Sigma Chi member he also sits on the Student Council. He graduated Highland High School in 1964.

John D. Councellor John R. Councellor Anderson Councellor Tri- State College Beta Sigma Chi Tri-State College Highland High School

Johnson City Boyhood Home Declared National Landmark

The National Historical Advisory Board designated the Johnson City boyhood home of Lyndon B. Johnson as a national historical landmark. Johnson lived in the house from age six in 1914 until 1994, and his first political rally occurred there in 1937 when he won his first congressional election.

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